Nancy holds a Bachelor of Science in Management, served 30 yrs. as Director of School Nutrition for the Hampton Schools and was an adjunct professor at UNH. Senator Stiles served 12 yrs. in the NH Legislature as chair of multiple committees. She was honored to personally deliver legislation to King Abdullah for the celebratory opening of the American University at Madaba, Jordan and served as their graduation speaker. Nancy served on the Governing Boards at three European Universities. Nancy has served as HBAC’s Chair from 2018 to the present.

Pat moved with her family to Hampton Beach in 1969 when her parents bought and operated a business on A Street. It was a family business and she worked alongside her siblings and parents tending bowling lanes, renting bicycles, and maintaining summer rental apartments. As a result of this experience, she gained a real appreciation for what it means to live and work at Hampton Beach. Pat retains that attachment to the beach and continues to enjoy all that it has to offer year-round. Read more.

For over 30 years Bill Watson has been employed by the NH Department of Transportation.  He graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1991 with a degree in Civil Engineering. His experience with the Department has allowed him to spend time in Engineering, Finance, and IT management positions.  However, Bill has spent most of his career as the Administrator of the Bureau of Planning and Community Assistance. Read more.

A member of the RPC Executive and Nominating Committees, Barbara previously served as Chair of the RPC and is the recipient of the Quinlan Award for Outstanding Community and Regional Planning. Additionally, she represents the RPC on the New Hampshire Association of Regional Planning Commissions as well as the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Steering Committee of the Regional Economic Development Center (REDC/CEDS). For nine years she worked as the Administrator of the Seabrook, NH Planning Board. Read More.

Chuck is a longtime businessman on Hampton Beach. At age 13 he began making “I love Hampton Beach” buttons in his garage and selling them to all the stores on Hampton Beach. He opened his first jewelry store at age 16 and at 18 bought The Pelham Resort Motel. Through the years he became involved in local politics, first as treasurer of the Hampton Beach Village District, then as its Commissioner and chairman for the last 17 years. He is starting his second three-year term on the Hampton Board of Selectmen and has been a commissioner on the HBAC and other local boards for many years.

Alex is a lifelong resident of Hampton and is the broker/owner of Harris Real Estate, a company that has been managing vacation rentals on Hampton Beach for over 80 years. Alex grew up working in family businesses at the beach and is passionate about all things Hampton. In addition to the HBAC, he also serves on the Board of Directors for the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Ann is a long-time resident of Hampton and holds a BS from the University of Rhode Island and an MA from New York University. She is retired from a long career in the performing arts and has also worked in such varied arenas as health care, lobbying on a state level and as faculty teaching undergraduates at Trenton State College and the University of New Hampshire.  She joined with the HBAC for the Transportation Master Plan update in 2018 out of curiosity over what the HBAC did and has been involved ever since. Ann is chair of the Hampton Planning Board, is one of Hampton’s three appointed commissioners to the Rockingham Planning Commission and a member of the Hampton Heritage Commission.